Research · Mansher Singh, MD, FACS
Facial and Craniofacial Reconstruction
Work in this area addresses reconstruction of the facial skeleton and soft tissue after trauma, oncological resection, and congenital difference.
Updated September 2026 · Reviewed by Mansher Singh, MD, FACS
Short answer
Work in this area addresses reconstruction of the facial skeleton and soft tissue after trauma, oncological resection, and congenital difference.
TL;DR
- Work in this area addresses reconstruction of the facial skeleton and soft tissue after trauma, oncological resection, and congenital difference.
What this work covers
Research in this group covers the reconstruction of facial anatomy, including the management of facial fractures, reconstruction after tumour resection, craniofacial anomalies, and the soft tissue techniques used to restore facial form and function.
The anatomical knowledge that underlies reconstructive facial surgery, particularly of the facial nerve, the retaining ligaments, the facial fat compartments, and the vascular supply of facial flaps, is the same anatomy that governs aesthetic facial surgery. This is the point of overlap between the reconstructive literature and elective facial procedures.
Recurring themes
- Facial trauma and fracture management
- Reconstruction after oncological resection
- Craniofacial anomalies
- Facial soft tissue and flap technique
Experience, expertise, authority, trust
- Experience
- Attending plastic surgeon, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York
- Expertise
- Triple board certified: ABPS, ABS, ABFPRS
- Authoritativeness
- Johns Hopkins faculty; 65 peer-reviewed papers on PubMed
- Trust
- Patient reviews reproduced verbatim, unedited, with sources
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Mansher Singh, MD, FACS research reviews and trust checks
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